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Attorney General Todd Blanche opposes AI ‘regulation by prosecution’

Bloomberg Law reports that Blanche says he prefers restraint in enforcement against AI companies and executives as debate over the technology’s risks grows.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche favors a restrained approach to taking enforcement action against AI companies and executives, Bloomberg Law reports. The outlet describes his stance as opposition to AI “regulation by prosecution,” amid a rising debate over AI risks.

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Bloomberg Law@BLawUS Attorney General Todd Blanche says he prefers a restrained approach to taking enforcement action against artificial intelligence companies and executives amid a rising debate over the risks of the cutting-edge technology. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/attorney-general-blanche-opposes-ai-regulation-by-prosecution?taid=6aa982fca004de00012df3b5&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter21d
Fox News@FoxNewsJUST IN: Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department should not be in the business of regulating artificial intelligence. “We're prosecutors, not regulators. So we're not going to try to regulate AI.” Blanche called AI “extraordinarily beneficial to our society,” while acknowledging it has become a political flashpoint.21d
Townhall.com@townhallcomAG Todd Blanche on artificial intelligence: "If anybody associated with AI violates criminal law, we'll investigate that. We already have. There's plenty of cases involving AI that we've charged individuals. I do not think it's the job of the Justice Department to regulate. We're prosecutors, not regulators. So, we're not gonna try to regulate AI. AI is extraordinarily beneficial to our society. There's a lot of great work that AI does."21d
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    Bloomberg Law@BLawUS Attorney General Todd Blanche says he prefers a restrained approach to taking enforcement action against artificial intelligence companies and executives amid a rising debate over the risks of the cutting-edge technology. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/attorney-general-blanche-opposes-ai-regulation-by-prosecution?taid=6aa982fca004de00012df3b5&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter21d
    Fox News@FoxNewsJUST IN: Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department should not be in the business of regulating artificial intelligence. “We're prosecutors, not regulators. So we're not going to try to regulate AI.” Blanche called AI “extraordinarily beneficial to our society,” while acknowledging it has become a political flashpoint.21d
    Townhall.com@townhallcomAG Todd Blanche on artificial intelligence: "If anybody associated with AI violates criminal law, we'll investigate that. We already have. There's plenty of cases involving AI that we've charged individuals. I do not think it's the job of the Justice Department to regulate. We're prosecutors, not regulators. So, we're not gonna try to regulate AI. AI is extraordinarily beneficial to our society. There's a lot of great work that AI does."21d
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